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It’s a heck of a way to run a pre-election campaign. On the eve of an expected election, politicians usually spend their time playing up good news, downplaying the bad, shaking hands and kissing babies.

A decade ago, Rev. Don Schiemann felt like his arm was ripped off. It’s the starkest way the 63-year-old can describe the 10 years since his son, Const. Peter Schiemann, was killed in the line of duty. His grief began with the shock and pain of a sudden, vicious wound, followed by rough years of scars and scabs. He’s lived through months of pain and recovery.

Chefs are renowned for their tattoos, but other food producers and enthusiasts are also proud to post their passion on their bodies. The Journal assembled a selection of people whose skin tells a story...

So far, it’s been a saw-off between the two teams, with the Kings scoring a commanding 6-1 victory on Oct. 14 and the Oilers winning a 3-2 shootout on Dec. 30. The latter was Todd Nelson’s first solo appearance on the bench.

Edmonton’s resale home sales dropped 17 per cent compared to the same month in 2014, the Realtors Association of Edmonton reported Tuesday. It’s the second straight month sales have fallen year-over-year. In January, home sales slumped nearly 26 per cent.

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